Traditional Yang shi Tai Chi 85 forms

[@geoffcomben9641]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing that with us.

[@markdonovan1540]

Excellent slow-motion capture of the Yang Long Form in all its glory. Thank you

[@andrewtrip8617]

Hi Mark glad your well .just for the record this although nice to watch is just a shell of the yang long form .big issues with over reaching and with blocking in both hips and shoulder..

[@markdonovan1540]

@@andrewtrip8617 aha, you've spotted me commenting on another video here. I don't have enough experience or knowledge to pick up on what you noticed. I tend to look through my CMC lens, so I try not to be too critical of other Taiji performances. I can see that there are some aspects of posture and transition that are very different to CMC aporoach and also other more traditional Yang Syle videos I've seen on KZbin. You obviously have a distinct view based on your particular experience and knowledge of the Yang Style Long Form, which is great. I've often thought it might benefit me to go to a class and learn the more traditional Yang Style, but I think my years of practice in the Cheng Man Ching style still need a lot of work, so maybe jumping from one style to another is not necessarily the best thing for me to do at 61 years of age. If I was 30 say, then I would try a few different things, which is what I did in my life, starting first with Judo at 13 years of age. Of my limited Taiji experience I only really learned two styles from bonafide teachers. The first was a particular style that mixed Sun and Yang style, but had origins/influences from Choy Ley Fut, so it was very much a martial style. Applications were regularly featured in the classes. However, it also incorporated lots of Zhang Zhuang and Qigong. The second style, the one I spent much more time learning and practising, was the Cheng Man Ch'ing style/form. This was the 47 version of the original CMC 37 form. I was taught the long form right side and left side. (The short form left side we were told to work it out and practise ourselves!). Unfortunately, I wasn't with the teacher long enough to learn sword or two man forms. However, we did hours and hours of push hands and various listening, energy, rooting and power exercises in regular classes and frequent weekend intensive sessions. Hopefully, I can still learn enough from Taiji to help me maintain and improve my health over the coming years. For me the key is the daily practice, practising with other people whenever I can and getting help from experienced teachers.

[@jean-claudeplacko1942]

Très belle prestation et la lenteur des mouvements permet d’en apprécier leurs finesses. Excellent pour se perfectionner et analyser les 85 mouvements.

[@tfv9199]

Excelente realización de la forma que me ayuda a entender el sentido y movimientos precisos.. Muchas gracias.

[@anbantaijiliberdate8611]

不过从拳架来看，有相当功力了。

[@ckauyeung6896]

一氣呵成，真不容易啊！

[@anbantaijiliberdate8611]

上次没看完，接着看，发觉不是一般的好。而是非常稀有的功夫。

[@anbantaijiliberdate8611]

我们从官样文章知道他是傅钟文的弟子，但他说他的推手得益于马岳梁。他说第一次跟马岳梁推手，感到震惊，推手还可以这样。

[@melonkhan1234]

😀👠

[@tc47101]

😁👍

[@user-gs5kg9vy8p]

像点太极了、百会末领起、心意还是紧、再要放鬆、开马後腿撑不够直易相重、须用元神打拳、用了识袖、識神还未到。

[@charlesleong1825]

请老师推荐一个能做到您以上所说的各项要求的人或视频，以供晚辈学习。

[@ericchu54]

@@charlesleong1825 上面說到天花龍鳳 網上打咀炮 可以打上一個鐘85式 的人 香港有多少人做得到

[@charlesleong1825]

@@ericchu54 对。现在流行喷子。自己本身不发布任何视频，只会到处批评人。

[@MalaysianViewer]

曹程良，男，1950年生，自幼嗜好武术，12岁进入上海中华武术会，师从王风章先生查拳门下习武。1978年，追随杨式太极拳宗师傅钟文大师，潜心学艺。1981-1982年，连续两年获得上海市太极拳推手比赛第三名。1986年，由上海市武术协会主席顾留馨先生举荐，受聘为上海市体育宫专职太极推手教练。1990年，拜于杨式太极拳宗师傅钟文大师门下。成为杨氏太极拳第五代传人。1990-1992年，应李国豪校长之邀，随傅钟文大师赴同济大学，教授太极推手。2006年，受聘于同济大学，任太极推手教练。2011年，曹程良传统杨氏太极拳研究会于上海成立，任会长。

[@rich3419]

With patience the internal energy flows. Thank you for providing the demonstration.

[@peacebe2u480]

@@rich3419 Internal energy will flow automatically the moment your mind-intent is presence at certain spot... it freely flows. It has nothing to do with *deliberate* slowness n patience. This slow practice can strengthen the ligaments, joints sinews n teach us more discipline n yes...patience. Personally I would NOT perform this slow. I am more like a dragon slithering...soft n powerful alternate interchangeably within the movements. This is a lovely music but the master does NOT follow the music rhythm for his flow. If only he uses this melody embedded in his motions..sigh..🤗 Different stroke for different people. Cheers.

[@novaacuinfo5930]

Way to Slow. 85 form takes 16- 20 minutes not 1 hour.. The jin is severed when going too slow.